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it is our wish for our hovawarts to live in
homes among people who consider a dog a
family member, friend and companion in all
life situations.
each dog requires time, affection and
attention, good training as well as sufficient
daily exercise and play.
do you have time and will you enjoy bringing
your dog home to become a member of your
family?
are you prepared to share your living quarters
with a dog?
do you enjoy daily exercise in the outdoors,
even in inclement weather? do you like to go
on long hikes?
do you spend your vacation in the mountains,
at the beach or in a little village in the
country?
can you accept that your puppy will chew your
new shoes, steal some freshly baked cake or
knock down your small child due to much
enthusiasm?
do you know that you must train your hovawart
not to chase bicycle riders/joggers, not to
hunt for wild animals and not to bark at your
guests? it is also not accepteble to let him
throw other dogs on their backs or to have a
wrestling match with two legged family
members.
you assume responsibility after the purchase.
we are starting with this quote by
bertrand russell since it spells out the
complexity which makes us want to have a
dialogue with our clients. we want to discuss
our and your decision making process in an
honest, open, detailed and consistent manner.
our goal is to provide a fulfilling and inspiring
life together for you and your hovawart.
we included a checklist for prospective
purchasers of puppies to give guidance for you
and us. if you decide to further pursue the
purchase of a hovawart, we ask you to please
take some time to study the checklist,
complete it, sign it and return it to us.
we thank you for your confidence!
we promise to give support and engagement
to our clients after the purchase if needed.
in return we expect that you become a
member of the hzd after your purchase.
our first goal is that you be continually
inspired - after your purchase of the puppy -
by the breeder organization's information
resources.
the second goal is for you and your hovawart
to access the organisation's wide varity of
resources to gain knowledge through fun and
games with much enjoyment.
the third goal is to have you - in return - offer
your hovawart in his youthful or adult stage to
the hzd for evaluation with regards to
breeding.
the yearly fee for hzd membership is eur 75,-
the cost for a hovawart puppy is eur 1.100,-
a security deposit of eur 100,- will be
collected until the hd exam is completed
we deliver our puppiers at the age of nine
weeks, vaccinated, dewormed and microchip
implanted.
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